Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-01
Condensed Locals.

Rev Geo. ". Moore, pastor OF Lincoln Memorial
Nashville, Tenn, where he went to- attend the
funeral OF his mother. There were seven CONVEX
Sons al the revival service In his church yesterday
afternoon and one last night. About tOrty persons
NAVE professed conversion dur ng the meetings.
Ar the meeting OF the Republican National
League last night senators Plat and Teller and
ex-Mnister Robert Schenck were elected TO MEM
PeTSl.p. several short addresses Werp delivered.
The house-warmlng VIII be held next Thursday.
Charles Boswell, residing at 80 h street. while
pulling wagon from stable on street. near
10Th, yestertay afternoon fell and broke his left
Miller Herbert. l417 Pennsylvania avenue.
sent copies OF the superOly illustrated Christmas
numbers OF the London Graphic. London Illus
tratec News. fuie Tide, ana Sporting and ORA
At Providence Hospital there IA a young man OF
tMsnty years named Christopher Burke, In a
serious condition. due, IL Is alleged, 10 his cruel
ueatoeIr receiye ed while on an oyster pongy In
the Chesapeake Bay. The vesse!s name Is the
1oldea Rule W. cup Is the captain and Dick
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From shillington's we have the Century Maya
zine fer December, and Frank Leslies Illustrated
The PROPOSED MoCSr VERNON AvEyUE.-The ex-
Association met at Wilards Hotel res eriay after
noon Among those present were Mr. J. b. S-noot,
chairman, and Aessrs. Frank Hume, Harrison
w. Clark, E ". Fox, w. VI. Calf, Henry A. VII
ard, PARK Agnew. +. A. Reed. j. T. Beckham, y.
W Pearson, Walter Weston. ". Gillingham ana :.
n snowden- Reports OF the engineers as To the
rvcte Tor the avenue were read, and II was decided
70 ask the cooperation OF the Mount vernon
regents The next meeting will be held In Alex
andrta W Wednesday,.
TEE COLD wAvE WILL sr,Y-At the wind-syept
M fry he
dlotton of1cer, who was busy On his monthly re-
port said 10 a STAB reporter that the weather
would remain fair, with slight fall in tempera-
Iufe during the next tgenIy-foGr hours. There
VII, however, be no decided change.
NxK CARKrSo's PIANO REcrru-Mme Teresa
CarTeno's piano recital at The Universalist church
LIST night was listened TO with marked pleasure
" an audience which comfortably filed the edi-
Ece. and was Largely made up OF the musical peo-
i,,e OF the city. IL IS several SEASONS since Nine
SarTeno was heard here before. and the reception
corded hi last night must have been grateful
assurance 10 the distinguished paniste OF the deep
nd listing impression which her wonderful play
.1g has made On the Washington public. Nine
G.Treno retains undminished those masferfal
Qualities which long ago gave her place among
he great pianis'es OF the world Her touch Is
still always powerful and true, and she renders
tte most rapid and intricate compositions with q
oewiderihg nueney and orilliancy that fairly
carry her auditors hey Ond themselves. Indeed
p h safe 20 say that Nine Carrpno mas never done
anything in washington heretofore that exceeded
u beauty and spirit her rendering OF the Chopin
last nisnf. Henseirs Isl Olseau JEtaisr ana the
Iuns a7ian rhapsody. with which the recital
closed, were alSo given with notable power and
sentlncnt. Nine. RO-mer- haspar's pleasant So
prtno voice was heard in several weil-chosen seec
tiOls, strelezki's "Wooing" being particularly
god AFTER the recital Nine Carreno was given a
reception and supper al WIZARDS.
QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MAKKET-One hundred and
Tory cattle on the market and all sold 10 butchers
- follows: Best sold from To 4lc per pound:
soed sod iromS 70 Sc. per pound: medium sold
3rSm 3k tOSkc. per pound; common sold from . 20
D. Seven hundred and seventy seven sheen and
lInbs on the market; o66 sold 10 butchers as fol-
tygs>: Old sheep sod IRON 3l&to &c. per pound;
Iaos sold from 10 - &C. per pound; III shipped
10 KIEliaore. Twelve COWS and calves sold IRON
- 20 40 each Market for both cattle and sleep
q lambs brisk.
LOSING SALE or EAST INDIA GooDs AT DOW
lssg-.-The closing sale VI this superb collection
- EOm0ay furniture. Agra carpets and rugs. en-
bfoideries. &c. giIi take place At Dowlin2s TO
n40rro~. 4 1unlbe: Of important objects yet re-
n i'm EsOlc, which should Command tine attention
o Parties desiring choice and rare articles. The
- = et the auction rooms, 1lth and Pcnnsyl-
,-s-l-a avenue.
az BIsCEoFr CoScExrs.-The sale OF season
- .ets Tor the blsehOn concert course opens with
-dAA Sheet ~ Ellis a Co.'S tomorrow morning
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